Extras: -- note about google earth and getting so students can use in file
Yes, I believe there will be. When the students get their laptops back in the fall they will be running Mac OS 10.6, with QuickTimeX. Like iShowU, I believe QuickTimeX allows the user to "film" activity on their desktop and save it in the QT format. I can check to see if there is a plug in for Photoshop. The media that Photoshop normally works with is some type of picture format (JPEG, GIF, TIFF, RAW), those don't really fit what is happening with the Keyhole Markup Language that occurs with GoogleEarth. It would like trying to use Photoshop to open a web page, I don't think you can do that with Photoshop either.
Extras: -- note about google earth and getting so students can use in file
Yes, I believe there will be. When the students get their laptops back in the fall they will be running Mac OS 10.6, with QuickTimeX. Like iShowU, I believe QuickTimeX allows the user to "film" activity on their desktop and save it in the QT format. I can check to see if there is a plug in for Photoshop. The media that Photoshop normally works with is some type of picture format (JPEG, GIF, TIFF, RAW), those don't really fit what is happening with the Keyhole Markup Language that occurs with GoogleEarth. It would like trying to use Photoshop to open a web page, I don't think you can do that with Photoshop either.